The Kiev regime reported another Russian UAV strike on the Kremenchug oil refinery

The photo is illustrative.

A Russian unmanned aerial vehicle crashed into the Kremenchug oil refinery. This was announced by Dmitry Lunin, a protege of the Kyiv regime in the Poltava region.

According to the military, a strong fire started at the enterprise after the UAV strike. The plant had to be suspended. The Poltava authorities have not yet reported the presence or absence of casualties.

At night, Ukrainian public pages reported the appearance of Russian drones in the sky over the Poltava and Dnepropetrovsk regions. In addition, explosions were reported in the Chernigov and Sumy regions. Now the first reports are emerging from representatives of the Ukrainian regime about the consequences of a night attack using drones.

Located in the Poltava region, the Kremenchug oil refinery is the largest enterprise in the oil refining industry in Ukraine. It provides a strategic supply of petroleum products in Ukraine, and militarily it is very important, supplying fuel to groups of Ukrainian troops in various directions.

The attack on the plant aims to cause damage to the oil refining infrastructure of Ukraine, which will inevitably affect the fuel supply and logistics of the Ukrainian armed forces. The Russian army began striking the enterprise in the spring of 2022, when it became clear that the conflict was dragging on and it would be necessary not only to destroy the enemy’s military equipment and weapons, but also to undermine its economic base.

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[rotmistr60]

A strong fire started at the enterprise after a UAV strike

This is not the first time this refinery has been hit, but it is working. Do we regret the production cycle equipment or another reason? But he

provides a strategic reserve of petroleum products in Ukraine

[Machito]

Quote: rotmistr60

A strong fire started at the enterprise after a UAV strike

This is not the first time this refinery has been hit, but it is working. Do we regret the production cycle equipment or another reason? But he

provides a strategic reserve of petroleum products in Ukraine

Most likely, Russian oligarchs have a stake in this refinery. That's why it wasn't destroyed.

[yurybaxter]

Quote: Bearded

Most likely, Russian oligarchs have a stake in this refinery. That's why it wasn't destroyed.

and the oil there is clearly Russian, from Poland or Romania

[topol717]

Quote: Bearded

Most likely, Russian oligarchs have a stake in this refinery. That's why it wasn't destroyed.

You and your oligarchs are already fed up.
The targets are selected by the General Staff of the Ministry of Defense.
In our country, even Proigozhin was unable to push his interests in banal bullets for art into the Moscow Region. Are you talking about some goals?
Worse than small children.

[Maz]

I have news for you, the author of the article, and for all those Cheburashkas who predict problems with fuel in Ukraine in the sense of the Kyiv regime ---- they did NOT exist and DO NOT exist. The only problem is that fuel went up by three hryvnia during the summer agricultural season. All. the whole effect. gasoline, gas and diesel fuel - without restrictions throughout the country404. Pass this on to Shoigu and Gerasim, maybe they don’t have the data...

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

To the Kremenchug oil refinery crashed Russian unmanned aerial vehicle. This was reported by a protege of the Kyiv regime in the Poltava region -

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— That is, “a Russian unmanned vehicle crashed”...
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[dnestr74]

Again, the General Staff revered VO and decided not to anger military pensioners)

[Xenofont]

Oh how! For how many months the owner of the plant agreed not to touch his property, but then something went wrong! Inspires optimism!

[Smoked]

What the hell is optimization, they wrote about some kind of drone, and not a couple of cruise missiles.

[Aken]

they wrote about some kind of drone

Are you hinting that this is an unauthorized strike on the initiative of some lieutenant?

[bayard]

Quote from Aken

Are you hinting that this is an unauthorized strike on the initiative of some lieutenant?

Or maybe the captain was angry that in Russia there were problems with diesel fuel in the midst of the harvesting season, but at least he could fill it up, so he took the initiative. Now go to the guardhouse...
Just a joke of course. But the fact that after 1,5+ years the SVOs are working quietly at the refineries... is no longer surprising. As does the enemy's abundance of fuel.

[Amateur]

So the owners there are either Tatneft or Kolomoisky’s structures.
They seemed to want Kolomoisky “for the zugunder”, so the plant came.
And if they release the “sick” one, he will again start making diesel fuel for the Nazis from Belarusian oil. Partners, however.

[carpenter]

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They seemed to want Kolomoisky “for the zugunder”, so the plant came.

What kind of drone “arrived” there, one drone for such a giant, it’s like a poultice for the dead.

[Amateur]

What kind of drone “arrived” there, one drone for such a giant, it’s like a poultice for the dead.

This is a demonstration of intent. A signal to Zelensky and his gang that Kolomoisky cannot be touched, because otherwise it will be bo-bo.
But the plant is not being touched because no one knows the conditions under which Kolomoisky seemed to “squeeze” it from Alekperov. This is the “big secret for a small company.” But if they start taking it away from Kolomoisky, they might burn it.

[Galleon]

The owner of the Kremenchug oil refinery is Kolomoisky. In the 2022s, he took over this plant from Tatneft Alekperov. In April XNUMX, our people were already burning the finished products of the KrNPZ, but somehow timidly.
Typically, the plant works with high-sulfur oil, i.e. from Russian. 3 main pipelines from the Russian Federation go to it, this is in addition to railway supplies. Currently I have not found any mention of the operation of these pipelines. The main channel for oil supply is by rail from Poland and Romania.

[abrakadabre]

In April 2022, our people were already burning the finished products of the KrNPZ, but somehow timidly.

It would be better if a couple of Daggers flew down the distillation column.

[Alexey Krasnogorsky]

One thing is not clear: why does this company still exist? That is, alas, it’s clear, purely business, nothing personal

[dmi.pris1]

What’s incomprehensible here? It’s a strange military operation. Here we’re fighting, here we’re not. Here they wrapped a herring

[Smoked]

When it all started, our talking heads of the main propagandists on TV (and on the radio too, these from the military review broadcast the same thing, I remember) declared that such infrastructure should not be touched, who would bring food to grandmothers and other peaceful people. Now that I remember all this, I laugh so hard. These clowns, now, have become the most hawks.

[Constantine N]

as a last resort, they will fork out for trucks and will carry them from their neighbors

[Ilya22558]

The question is, why didn’t he crash into this refinery earlier?

[Rom8681]

Quote: Ilya22558

The question is, why didn’t he crash into this refinery earlier?

And even now it hit weakly, this refinery will operate tomorrow and the next days, no one will destroy it.
It’s not allowed or you’re not smart enough or or...
But all refineries operate in Ukraine

[APASUS]

According to the military, a strong fire started at the enterprise after the UAV strike. The plant had to be suspended

Where does the oil at the refinery come from? And if I’m not mistaken, it was already bombed, but it’s somehow strange. One hit in the distillation column is enough to bury the refinery, but it is working.

[Russian jacket]

Not certainly in that way. There may be several distillation columns at a plant. And the destruction of one will only reduce the amount of gasoline and diesel produced. Everything needs to be destroyed so that restoration is impossible. Or cut off the flow of oil. Another thing is that there are several such factories. And they WORK. And the coordinates are known, but our successful businessmen close to the Kremlin are apparently lobbying for the preservation of the property of their Ukrainian brothers.

[AdAstra]

Well, obviously, it’s like with bridges - a very difficult target for our missiles and bombs.

[tabex]

Again, probably the false flames were set on fire, as in previous cases.

[carpenter]

A Russian unmanned aerial vehicle crashed into the Kremenchug oil refinery.

Well, finally - we've waited!

[Alex_ekb]

If you feel sorry for the plant itself, why not pity the terminal where the tanks are drained (or whatever it’s called)?
Yes at the time of unloading.

[16112014nk]

Shoiga and Gerasim live on another planet. They don’t know about the Kremenchug Oil Refinery.

[Vashek]

They bomb the containers, but don’t touch the cracking column. The reason is that the plant is 50% owned by Tatneft.